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1

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READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTI

CAREFULL

When installing an

precautions should always

1)WARNI use this s

2)WARNI connect a minimum No. 8 AWG (8.4 mm2) s between this unit and any electrical equipment m) of the s

3)D

ANGER: Risk of Accident

exercised to prevent unauthorized access by children. To avoid accidents, ens s

upervised at all times.

Y

d using this electrical equipment

NG:T

pa unless they

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o reduce th

rounding w

pa.

ure that ch

be followed, including:

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are closely supervised at all times.

ire connector is provided on this s

metal equipment

, metal water pipe, or conduit within

al Drowning. Extreme caution must

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ON

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, basic safety

olid copper conductor

, metal enclosures o

5 feet (1.5

pa unless they

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4)D

ANGER: Risk of Injury. The suction fittings in this spa are sized

t

o match the s

n

eed arise to replace the suction fittings

the flow rates are compatible.

N

ever operate the s

N

ever replace a suction fitting with one rated less than the flow rate

marked on th

5) D

ANGER:Risk of Electric Shock. Install at least

f

rom all metal surfaces. As an within 5 feet of metal surfaces if each metal surface is permanently connected by a minimum No. 8 AWG (8.4 mm2) s conductor attached to the w ins

ide th

pecific water flow created by th

pa if the suction fittings

e original suction fitting

alternative, a spa may be installed

ire connector on the g

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compartment on the equipment

e pump. Should th

or th

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are broken or missing

.

5 FEET (1.5 m),

olid copper rounding

can.

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lug,

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ANGER:Risk of Electric Shock. Do not permit any

electrical appliance, such as a light, telephone, radio, television, etc. within feet of

7)

ELECTRICAL SUPPLY:

include a suitably rated switch u n g rounded supply conductors to comply with section

Nation

be readily accessible and visible to the s least

a spa.

The electrical supply for this s

al Electrical Code,

AN

5 feet (1.5 m), from the s

pa must

or circuit breaker to open all

680-42 of th

SI/NFPA

70-1993. Th

pa occupant

but installed a

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8) WARNING: To Reduce th a) The wat

t

emperatures between

cons

er in a spa sh

idered safe for a healthy adult. Lower water temperatures are

recommended for young ch

e Risk of Injury:

ould never exceed 104° F (40° C)

100° F (38° C) an

ildren and when s

minutes.

b)Since excessive water temperatures have a high

causing fet

al damage during the early months of

pregnant or possibly pregnant women sh

t

emperatures to 100° F (38° C)

c)Bef

d)The use of alcohol, drugs

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ore ent

t

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wat

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F (

2° C)

may lead to uncons

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accurate th

ciousness with th

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f)Persons using medication sh

.

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devices may vary as much as +/- 5°

e possibility of

or with

a medical history of h

a physician before using

ould consult a spa since some medication may induce drowsiness, while oth medication may affect heart rate, blood pressure, and circulation.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTI (CSA SAFETY INFORMATION

When using this electrical equipment

always a) READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTI

b)A g

* IEC c)At least two lugs

be followed, including the following

reen coloured terminal or a terminal marked G, GR, Ground,

G

rounding

box or compartment

t

erminal must electric supply service panel with equivalent in size to the circuit conductors supplying this equipment

Publication 417, Symbol 5019.

external surface or on th box/compartment local common bonding g

t

erminals with an insulated or bare copper conductor not smaller

than No. 6 AWG.

, or th

e sy

be connected to the g

marked “B

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mbol * is located ins

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rid in th

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upply terminal

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precautions should

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means

are provided on th

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ub or spa to thes

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installed to prevent

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history sh

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ATTENTION:LA TENEUR DE L’EAU EN MATIERÈ

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104° F. Immersion in water in excess of 104° F can be hazardous to y

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4)Do not use the s drugs

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the spa and keep the s There is no representation that th

locks will prevent

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er temperatures can cause high

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pa under thes

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pa slowly. Wet surfaces can be very slippery.

electrical appliances from ins

ce of spa water is necessary to maintain

er and prevent

possible damage to spa components.

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pa cover secure in high-win

e cover, clip tie downs, or actual

access to the s

pa.

pa. Long

exposure

body temperature. Symptom

, and reduced

may lead to seriou

ering the spa. Enter

o or near the s

ide the s

pa. Never

pa or when y

e cover when not in

upervised children from ent

d conditions

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that it’s comfortable.

• DO keep the s

the key to economical spa operation.

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ON’T

block th

cause damage to the s

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ON’T

block or sit on the filt

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T

S

er temperature with y

our hand before ent

ering t

pa cover closed when the spa is not in use. This is

e equipment

pa equipment and w

compartment

vents. Blockage ma

ill void the w

arranty.

er recess area.

o be sure

also

y

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pa has been provided with

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a warning sign which

ould be permanently

pa user. Replacement signs

WARNING

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outlines safety

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Congratulations! Y

available. Take the t and maintain

t

rouble-free operation. Read all of th owner’s manual video for furth any

questions, please contact y

Dealer.

The following feat

•UL

• Completely self-contain

• 100% foam ins

•All spa sh

plast

• Design

•Top access, easy t

•Water level referencing w

•Handcraft

• Proportional FastFlo™Heat

ou have purchased one of the finest portable spa

ime to read thes

ed properly your spa will provide many y

er reference on spa operation. If you have our local Auth

ures are included on your spa

list

ed/CUL approved

ed with

ulated

ells are formed from UltraLife™high impact th

ic, or Quarite Plu

ed for indoor or outdoor usage

ed cabinets

s™Acry

o clean filter systems

e instructions

e instructions an

orized Dimension One Spa

:

load sh

lic

eir skimmer

er

aring

s

carefully. If installed

ears of enjoyable,

d view your

capabilitie

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ermo-

s

• A variety of interchang

• Multiple jet systems with Selector Valve

•Exclusive, cust

and cont

• Polyethylene floor completely seals the s

t

ure or insect intrusio

•Built-in, automatic freeze protectio

•Automatic high

om design

rol panel

eable Hy

ed tile coordinates with shell material

n

/low speed filtration cycle

draFlex®and VCR™j e t

n

pa, eliminating

s

mois-

A

dditional features of the Chairman II, Diplomat, Ch

C

alifornian, Nautilus, and Aurora II

• Scrolling

Message Cent

instructional, and maintenan

:

er with

ce message

digital display self-diagnostic,

s

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•Ultra Pure™Wat

•NeckFlex™Jet

•Twin

• 115 sq. ft

A

dditional features of the A

T

riad

:

long

life, dual speed Hy

. of filtratio

• Programmable Digital cont diagnostic

s

• Pre-plumbed for th Management Syst

•Long

• 75 sq. ft

J

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ll spas are equipped with spas

life, dual speed Hy

. of filtratio

T

E

M

S

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used to divert jet power from one area within the spa to anoth valves are fully adjust valves may offer some resistan

er Management Syst

Pillo

w

em

draMax®pump

n

urora HP, Int

erlude, Arena, Quadra and

rol with

digital read-out and sel

e optional CrystalZone™Wat

em

draMax pump

n

C

T

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VALV

E

ide Selector Valves. Thes

able and can be used to suit th

ce to operation when the spa pump is on.

s

er

e valves can be

er. Th

e bather’s tast

e. Th

This is a normal condition, and is caused by the high rate of water flo

and pressure that t

ravels th

rough the valves.

f

e

w

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Dimension One Spas jetting systems provide complete flexibility in son

alizing hydroth

t

ile jet in th

e industry

the jet for each specific muscle group. A wide variety of interchang

jet styles allow you to cont

the spa to personalize your massage to your own

S

erapy sessions

. It allows y

. The HydraFlex®Jet is the most

ou to adjust the flow and pressure o

rol and modify

massage patterns at any seat i

preference.

per-

versa-

f

eable

n

1999 Owner’s

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dditionally, th

preference, adding to the overall flexibility of the spa’s

The AquaPed foot jet located in th C

alifornian, Nautilus, Aurora, Aurora II, and Arena also has a variety of

int

erchang

foun

d in the Naut

Contact your local Auth

inf

ormation on th

N

E

CKFLEX

e Variable Circulation Rotator jet can be adjust

e bottom of the footwell of th

eable nozzles for different

ilus and Arena may use thes

patterns. L

ikewise, the whirlpool je

e int

erchang

orized Dimension One Spas Dealer for more

e availability of

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optional jet styles.

ed to user

jetting systems.

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The NeckFlex Jet Pillow offers five height adjust

modate different int

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our local Auth

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The Ch A

meth integrat

airman II, Diplomat, Ch

urora II are equipped with

od, the Ult

ed water management system with two-stages of ozon

two contact ch

C

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Specifically engin Management Syst

tion f

or spas that Management Syst without th s

pecially design

body sizes. The standard mini directional jets

ed with

rotating

jets an

d are adjust

orized Dimension One Spas Dealer for more inf

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airman, Californian, Nautilus and

a highly

advanced spa water treatment

ra Pure Water Management Syst

ambers, 100% filtration, and heating on

ON

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ANAG

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eered for Dimension One spas, the CrystalZone Wat

em provides an integrat

do not include th

e patent

ed ozone purification and filtra-

em. It even maintains th

e use of a jet pump. Using a Mazzei-T ozone injector and a

ed contact ch

amber, the CrystalZone Wat System provides cleaner water at lower operating more time enjoying y

our spa and less time maintaining it. Ask y

able positions t

able for water volume. See

T

SYS

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em. Ultra Pure is a

N

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ed, Ultra Pure Water e pre-set spa temperature,

costs. You’ll spend

Authorized Dimension One Spas Dealer for more inf

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demand.

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er Management

ormation.

o accom-

can be

ormation.

n

e injection,

er

our

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The Ultra Pure Water Management Syst

with UltraVision, an alternative purification cartridge that

ON

A

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P

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em can be used in conjunctio

n

can be added

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Manual

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to the 5” filter canist

gens (bromine and chlorine) can be soft

tenan

ce. Additionally, low chemical levels can also mean less dissolved

s

olids and fewer maintenan

count

erpart, can be used in conjunction with the optional CrystalZone

Wat

er Management Syst

How Ult

raVision and PureVision Work:The UltraVision and

PureVision purification cartridges, which h require no electrical connections with a very large surface area. In the Ult

er. In use, its

ce adjustments

em.

advantages

er-feeling wat

. PureVision, an UltraVisio

, contain

a powerful, silver catalyst bed

ra Pure syst

over convention

er and lower main-

ave no moving

em, water flows

al halo-

parts an

n

d

through the purification cartridge, then through the dedicated, 40 sq. ft

filt

er (PureVision uses the standard 75 sq. ft. filter)

heat

er housing

the process, th

bactericide. When us Management Systems, Ult residual bactericide which

Aft

er excessive bath

before being ozonat

e Silver (Ag)

residual is put into the water, which

ed in the Ult

ed and returned to the s

ra Pure or CrystalZone Water

raVision and PureVision provide a natural,

compliments th

e ozone oxidizing

er loads, however, an additional oxidizer may be

, and then through

pa. During

acts as

power.

a

required to remove accumulated organic compounds. Be sure to carefull f

ollow th standard water chemistry start-up procedures contain and do not use a metal sequest PureVision or add any addition of a metal sequest

e included instructions f

erant in

Vision product to your spa within

erant

or proper use - DO

combination with Ult

.

NOT follow th

ed in this

manual

raVision or

72 hours of th

e

.

a

y

e

WARNI

NG:While Vision is a bactericide which

an alternative for convention

t

em. In order to gain th

the manufacturer’s

wat

er chemistry such as pH and tot

ufacturer’s inst

One Spas has no cont tion

, it will not be respons

any such

occurrence will not be covered under any of its warranties

directions

ructions

al halogens

, it is nota “chemical free” sys-

e maximum benefits of

. All oth

er aspects an

al alkalinity

relative to that s

rol over the wat

pecific product. As

er source used in any s

ible for any staining

can be safely used a

Vision products, f

d adjustments of

must

adhere to th

Dimension

pa applica-

below the wat

er line and

s

ollo

w

e man-

.

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On all Dimension One Spas, when the water temperature is 1˚ below th

set t

emperature the heat

t

emperature rises to 1˚ above the set t

not h

ave circulation pumps (A without the CrystalZone Wat pump will turn on during the heating cy

On models with Ult C

alifornian, Nautilus and Aurora II) and models with the Crystal Zone

Wat

er Management System: T circulation pump turns off when the wat set t

emperature. When the water temperature cools down to the se

t

emperature, th

e circulation pump will turn on.

NOTE:The circulation pump will run for short

t

emperature is 2˚ above set temperature to provide optimum operation.

er will turn on and remain on unt

emperature. On

urora, Int

erlude, Arena, Triad and Quadra

er Management System) the low speed

cle.

ra Pure (Chairman II, Ch

airman, Diplomat,

o prevent the spa from overheating, the

er temperature rises 2˚ above th

periods when the water

il the wat

models that

er

do

t

e

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14

BEFORE ATTEMPTI PLEASE READ THROUGH THESE INSTRUCTIONS AN CAREFULLY VIEW Y

P

O

S

ITI

ONIN

B

ecause your spa is completely self-contain

about anywh

t

o position it above ground, in an area with g level, contin concrete slab is best ment is

ALWAY

S

Y

1)A wat

2)Aut

above grade and not subject to flooding

S DRAIN AWAY FROM THE

A

F

E

T

Y

our spa is equipped with the following safety features:

there is sufficient wat heat

er.

omatic spa shutdown timers that shut off the s

30 minutes of operation. The Chairman II, Diplomat, Ch

C

alifornian, Nautilus and Aurora II can be programmed to shut off

aft

er long

cally shuts off aft

G

ere you wish

uous surface that

D

E

V

I

er flow sens

er int

NG TO

OU

Y

OU

R

but not required. Locate your spa so that the equip-

C

E

S

or that

ervals (I.E. 45, 60 minutes)

er 4 hours.

HOOK-UP OR USE YOU

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ed, you can locate it just

... on a deck, patio or even indoors. Just

ood drainage, and on a

contacts th

prevents the heat

er flow, thus

e bottom of the s

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SPA.

er from activating unless

preventing “dry firing” of th

. The s

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pa fully.

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pa jet pump aft

pa light automati-

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be sure

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e

er

airman,

3)An electronic high

heat

er if the s

4)An automatic freeze sens

Mode’ if th ry preset level. In ‘Smart Wint minute, at high s

limit switch that automatically shuts off th

pa water temperature exceeds 112˚ F.

or which

e air temperature in th

peed, every two h

puts the spa into ‘

e equipment

er Mode’, your spa will start the jets f

ours, for 24 hours.

e

Smart Wint

bay drops below a facto-

er

or 1

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15

ELE

C

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HOOK-

RI

C

AL REQ U

U

P I

NSTRU

ELE

C

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I

CAL

HOO

K -

U

NOTE: Do not turn on electrical power to your spa unt s

o later in this

H

ave a licens

s

pa installation site. Th pedest

This connection is design

LB, Access Fitting E

The manufacturer’s

recommend that only

h

NOTE: This unit Int

licens where visible from the s exceed 50 feet from the s

GFCI s

al on th

ook-up.

errupter).We have provided an enclosed instructional flyer for a

ed electrician. A “line of sight” s

ub-panel.

manual.

ed electrician run th

e power inlet connection is located in th

e left s

ide of the s

ed to mate with

986F or any 1” f

label lists th

a licens

requires a GFCI (G

pa, not less than

pa. This

IREMEN

C

TION

P

I

N

S

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e required 240 volt power line to th

pa, approximately 25” from the front.

emale PVC conduit fitting

e power requirements for your spa. We

ed and bonded electrician do th

round Fault Circui

requirement

S

C

T

I

ON

a Carlon 1” conduit body Ty

ervice disconnect must

5 feet from the s

TS AN

S

il told to do

t

pa and not to

may be filled with the

D

e

pe

.

e initial spa

be located

NOTE:Unless a 110V GFCI protected cord is provided with y

it has already been factory wired for 240V.

our spa,

ELE

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a u t i l u

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u rora II 2 4 0 V, 38A3 Wi re + gro u n d 5 0

u rora HP 2 4 0 V, 38A3 Wi re + gro u n d 5 0

re n a 2 4 0 V, 30A3 Wi re + gro u n d 4 0

u a d r a 2 4 0 V, 36A3 Wi re + gro u n d 5 0

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2 4 0 V, 32A3 Wi re + gro u n d 4 0 2 4 0 V, 24A3 Wi re + gro u n d 3 0

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To h

ook-up your spa, follow thes

1)Remove the s

of the s

crews h

pa cabinet and set th

e instructions

olding the equipment

e panel aside.

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Manual

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17

2)Loosen the four screws

cont

rol can and remove th

access to the f

our wire connection terminal block.

located on the front of th

e door from th

e cont

3)Attach 1” rigid non-metallic conduit to th

the pedest through the conduit to th

4)Connect the four wires to th

(TB1) as in

5)Configure jumpers 1 and 2 on th

t

o match th Requirements Chart on chart below for th

al base on the s

ide of the s

e equipment

dicated on the w

e circuit size being us

previous page for proper wire size). See th

e correct settings.

pa and run required conductor

can.

e equipment system terminal block

iring

diagram in th

e upper right corner of th

ed for the s

1 2

JMP1

JMP2

30 A Circui

t

1 2

JMP1 JMP2

15 A Circui

t

e black equipment

rol can to allo

w

e conduit nipple located i

e back of this

pa (s

ee Electrical

manual.

e PCB

oard

1 2

JMP1 JMP2

40 A Circui

t

1 2

JMP1 JMP2

50 A Circui

t

n

s

e

6) Replace th s

crews

.

7)E

lectrical hook-up is now complete. Do not replace th

equipment

If you have an Aurora, Int below for Initial Start-up Inf Diplomat, Ch

the next section for Initial Start-up inf

e door on th

e cont

rol can and re-tighten the s

e vent

ecuring

ilated

access panel yet.

erlude, Arena, Triad or Quadra please re a d

ormation. If you have a Ch

airman II,

airman, Californian, Nautilus or Aurora II, please turn to

orm a t i o n .

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AURORA H T

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1)Bef

owner’s manual packet located in th Screw the hos s

pa on th

Close the valve on the s the end of the hos

2)Check th

possibility of bleeder valve located next to the s allow air to escape from th

3)F

ill your spa with wat

bottom of the t

4)Remove the two sh

mount an position (han

P , I

D

ore filling y

N

TERLUDE, ARE

QUA

our spa, install the hos

e bib onto the male fitting

e pedest

e pump unions t

leakage in th

ile line.

d ens

ure that the gate valves on th

dles fully extended).

DR

al, to th

e bib.

er to a level of one to tw

ipping

A

e lower left of the equipment

ide of the hos

o be sure that they are tight to prevent the

e equipment

e pump(s).

bolts

located on the front of th

e bib that is in

e equipment

located at th

e bib and screw th

compartment

idewall of the s

o inches above th

e pump are in th

NA

cluded in th

compartment

e bottom of th

compartment

e cap ont

. Also, open th

kimmer area to

e pump

e ope

,

e

.

e

.

o

e

n

5)Turn on the circuit breaker. Dash

on the LCD followed by th Press the U y

our spa is equipped with the CrystalZone Water Management System and th activate and turn on the heat

there is a call for heat, th heat

er. On matically set to initiate the first filtration cycle. The system factor default is tw onds to prime th level is too low, the gat

the plumbing

P or DOWN pads to set your desired spa temperature. I

ere is a call for heat, th

e minute aft

o, one hour cycles. Let the system run for 30 to 45 sec-

e pump(s). If th

lines. To eliminate the t

e current wat

e low speed pump will come on with the

er start

e valves are closed or th

ed lines will appear for 30 second

er temperature flashing.

e circulation pump will then

er. If CrystalZone is not installed, and

-up, th

e intern

ere is no jet action, then the water

rapped air, turn th

al time clock is auto-

ere is air trapped i

e pump(s

s

f

y

n

)

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on and off several times to force the t If th

ere is st s

ome time, turn off th slightly t and turn th

t

imes unt

6)When th

the UP pad unt

ill no jet action, and th

e pump(s) and loosen the t

o let any t

rapped air escape. Re-tighten th

e pump(s) on again. Turn th

il th

e jets function

e jets

are in full operation, close th

il th

e desired spa temperature is indicated on th

properly.

rapped air th

rough the pump(s).

e bleeder valve has been open for

op pump unio

e pump unio

e pump(s) on and off several

e bleeder valve and push

play screen. (The maximum settable temperature is 104˚, OR5 or

O

R6.)

NOTE:While setting the temperature the LCD display will read

out the t 104˚ F, th

the temperature will read “OR5” an

read “OR6”

used with

NOTE:On initial start

looking to s of th LCD and the heat in

emperature up to 104˚ F. When the temperature exceed

e display will read in “over-range” fig

d at 106˚ F the t

. Water temperatures in excess of 104˚ F sh

ures. I.E. At

emperature will

ould be

extreme caution.

-up, you can conf

irm that the heater is on b

ee that the heat LED indicator, located on th

e upper cont

rol panel, is illuminated. The heat

dicator LED on th

e display will blink when

er icon on th

there is a call for heat and will come on solid when the heater i

actually on. On y

ou can reinstall th

ce you have verified that the heater is functioning

e vent

ilated equipment

access panel.

n

e dis-

s

105˚

F

e right side

e

s

y

,

7)Depending er used, heating w

Q

uadra operating in the 120 Volt mode will heat at 1˚ F to 2˚ F per

h

our and will not heat when the jets

8)Aft

er completing the above steps

wat

er chemistry

f

or th

e easy steps to maintaining clean and safe water. The sch shown bath

may require more frequent

er load.

9)Place the thermal cover on the s ready for use.

upon the siz

ill occur at th

. See the Wat

e of your spa and the siz

e rate of 3-10˚ F per hour. Th

are on high s

, it is necessary to ens

er Ch

emistry section in this manual,

adjustment depending on the

pa to cons

erve energy and to keep i

e of th

peed.

e circuit break-

e

ure proper

edule

t

T

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Programmable Digital Cont

One Spas has put every spa function within fingertip cont

T

accessible. That complete cont concepts an requirements of Un Standards Ass y

L

dvanced microprocessor technology has been utilized to produce th

emperature setting

ou relax and enjoy everything y

MM

means y

rol of all spa functions

d materials, which

derwriters Laboratories (UL) and the Canadia

ociation (CSA). Th

ABLE

rol. Easy t

, jet power cont

ou don’t have to get out of the s

DI

o use and understan

rol, and the s

. Safety is ass

meet or exceed th

e Programmable Digital Cont

our spa has to offer.

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e most stringen

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When the JET the respective ICON and LE t

ime the JET off cycle. This convenient filtration JET

When the s HIGH s

w

ill turn off.

ONTROL

S

LOW/

S cont

H

I

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H

C

ON

S cont

S pad is push

auto shut-off cy

rol pad is push

ame cont

peed. The third time the s

rol pad is push

immediately aft

ed th

rol pad is push

T

ed it will activate a 30 minute automatic shut

OGRA

R

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P

A

D

ed, the s

D indicator light will be illuminated. Eac

cle is a safety

er using the spa. The first time a

e pump will energize on LOW speed.

ed again, th

ame cont

MMABLE DIGI -

pa jet pump is energized and

device and also allows f

e pump will energize o

rol pad is push

ed, th

e pump

h

-

or

n

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NOTE:Pushing the JET

T

E

M

P

E

R

A

T

U

R

E

Pushing the U pad decreases the t each degree of temperature chang adjustment. Th

t

al display window unt DOWN pad is push

t

ure setting, with th

Once the new t

again be indicated. The s matically.

LIG

H

T

Push the LI s

econd push w vate th come on when the light is activated. Push the LI f

ourth t

aft

e dimmest setting. Th

ime to turn off th

er 4 hours of contin

P pad increases the t

emperature. Push the respective pad one time for

e existing spa water temperature will remain in th

emperature is set, th

GHT cont

ill activate th

S pad will disable any

P

A

D

S

emperature and pushing th

e, or push and h

il a temperature pad is push

ed th

e digital readout will indicate the new t

e SET POINTIcon on th

e current s

pa will heat to th

rol pad once to activate th

e medium setting an

e light icon and LED on th

e light. Th

uous operation.

e light will automatically turn o

concurrent filt

e right side of th

pa water temperature will

e pre-set temperature auto-

er cycle.

e DOW

old th

e brightest setting.

d a th

GHT cont

e pad for rapid

e digi-

ed. When the UP or

empera-

e display.

ird push w

e display will

ill acti-

rol pad a

N

A

ff

PR

OGRA

MMI

NG THE

PR

OGRA

MMABLE

DIGITAL CONTROL

T

o initiate th

PR

OGRA

ceed with the spa programming, the spa will automatically exit th g

ramming s exit th s

CLOCK

Push and h

ting mode. The t

e programming s

econds. Any programming changes made up to that

e programming s

M pad for 3 seconds. If, within

equence and revert to th

equence at any t

S

E

T

old th

e PR

OGRA

ime screen will appear with “hours” (

equence at any t

e pre-set factory default settings. To

M pad for 3 seconds to engage the time set-

ime, push and h

10 seconds, you do not pro-

ime, do not press any

point w

_ _.00) flashin

old th

pad for 10

ill be saved.

e

e pro-

g

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on and off. Push the UP or DOWN pad to increase or decrease th

n

umber unt displayed, push the LI flashing n with the U

When th

il th

e desired hour appears. When the desired number i

GHT pad to accept the s

election and change the

umber to the “ten minute” place (12:_0). Adjust the number

P or DOWN pad in the s

e desired number is displayed, push the LI

ame manner as the h

GHT pad to accep

our number.

the selection and change the flashing number to the “minute” (12:1_)

manner as the h push the LI

n U

PR

T

NOTE:If you do not set th

11:59 a.m. upon start

F

T

LIGHT pads as done in the C

t

ime. On accept the s ming

. Adjust this number with the UP or DOWN pad in the s

our number. When the desired number is displayed,

GHT pad to accept the s

election and change the flashin

umber to a flashing AM or PM indicator. Adjust the indicator with the

P or DOWN pads. When the desired indicator is displayed, push the

OGRA

ime programming

M pad to accept the s

mode.

election and ent

er the Filt

er Cy

e proper time, the system will default to

up.

I

L

T

E

R

CYCL

o adjust the filter cycle start t

ce th

E

S

T

A

R

T T

I

M

E

ime, push the UP or DOWN

lock Set programming

e desired time is displayed, push the PR

election and move into the Filter Cy

mode to choose a

OGRA

cle Duration program-

mode.

e

place

ame

g

cle Star

AN

D

M pad to

s

t

NOTE: You will be later prompted to set the filt

the number of filter cycles. Be sure to keep this in

ming y

our filter cycle start t activate, the first 5 minutes at high s cycle time at low speed.

F

I

L

T

E

R

CYCL

T

o adjust the filter cycle duration, push the UP or DOWN pad to cycle

through the choices of 60, 90, 120, 150 or 180 minutes (the default i

60). On accept the s g

ramming

ce th

election and move into the Number of Filter Cy

mode.

er cycle duration and

mind when

ime. During the filter cycle, JETS 1 will

E

DU

R

A

T

I

ON

peed and th

e remainder of the filt

e desired time is displayed, push the PR

OGRA

program-

er

s

M pad to

cles pro-

1999 Owner’s

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AUTI

ON:Long and/or numerous filter cycles could cause overheat-

ing of the spa - especially in hot climates.

NU

M

B

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R

O

F F

I

L

T

E

R

CYCL

T

o adjust the number of filter cycles per day, push the UP or DOWN pad

t

o cycle th

2). On

GRA

Selection programming

T

E

M

To s

elect temperature units between ˚F (deg desired temperature unit is selected push the PR programming

rough the number of filter cycles - 1, 2, 3 or 4 (the default i

ce th

e desired number of cycles is displayed, push the PRO-

M pad to accept the s

mode..

P

E

R

A

T

U

R

E

UN

I

T

rees Fahrenheit)

mode.

E

S

election and move into the Temperature Unit

S

ELE

C

T

I

ON

push the UP or DOWN pads to toggle

or ˚C (degrees Celsius)

OGRA

. On

ce th

e

M pad to exit th

Manual

s

e

23

NOTE:The time of day can be viewed by pushing th

Spas icon (logo) pad on the f within 5 seconds, th reading

NOTE:A

to the spa is shut off and the LC

pressed.

PR MESS

“

When “OH” is displayed on th

in a high THE WATER . If this h wat

the problem recurs, turn off all power to the s Authorized Dimension One Spas Dealer, or auth

.

ll programming w

OGRA

MMABLE DIGITAL CONTROL

AGES

OH

”

-

O

V

E

R

limit condition. If such a condition exists, DO

er to cool below 110˚ F, then the syst

e display will revert to the s

H

E

A

T

ar right of th

ill revert to the factory

D on th

P

R

O

T

E

C

T

I

ON

e cont

appens

rol syst

, remove the s

e cont

em will automatically reset. I

rol. If no pad is push

pa water temperature

defaults when power

rol will flash until a pad i

em digital display, the s

pa cover and allow th

pa and contact y

orized service cent

e Dimension One

ed

pa i

NOT ENTE

our local

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s

f

“

F

L”- LOW

F

LOW

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When “FL” is

1)Check the wat

one to tw

displayed, check the f

er level. If the wat

o inches above th

e bottom of the t

ollowing:

er level is too low, fill the s

ile line.

pa to

2)Check to see if your filter is clean. Please see the ‘Care For Your Spa

section

2)A flow switch has malfunctioned. The s

heat One Spas Dealer, or auth

“

P

RR

This message will be displayed if the t not in the normal range (I.E

During n

NOTE:This message will be disabled during the 1st h

later in this

manual for instructions

er will not activate. Contact y

orized service cent

”

T

E

M

P

E

R

A

T

U

R

E

S

E

NSO

. a spa just f

ormal operation, this

message will disable the heat

.

pa will operate but th

our local Auth

orized Dimension

e

er.

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emperature value from the sensor i

illed with

very cold water.

)

er.

our aft

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up.

“

H

L

”

-

H

I

G

H

L

IMI

T

S

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NSO

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When “HL” is

displayed, DO

NOT ENTER THE WATER . and check

the following:

’

s

The high the high the High L

on th

“

F

LC -

When “FLC” or “FLO” is displayed, th tion

limit sens

or will disable the heat

or reaches 119˚F. The heat

imit condition is no long

e keypad to reset th

F

L

O

”

-

P

R

E

ed. If this

message does not clear itself

e circuit.

SS

U

R

E

er present and s

S

W

I

T

C

e pressure switch has

er if the wat

H

E

RROR

, contact y

er will be disabled unt

Authorized Dimension One Spas Dealer or auth

er temperature a

omeone pushes

malfunc-

our local

orized service cent

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ALIFORNIAN, NAU

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Manual

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AN

D

AURORA

1)Bef

2)Check th

3)F

4)Turn on the circuit breaker. Dash

5)Push the JETS 1 and 2 pad to turn both

ore filling y included in th compartment s

pa on th

Close the valve and screw th

possibility of both

bleeder valves located in the s

ill your spa with wat

bottom of the t

30 seconds. After this

t

or and circulation pump will come on.

the syst n

o jet action, then the water level is too low or th

the plumbing

and off several times to force the t

there is st

s

ome time, turn off th slightly t and turn th

t

imes unt

II

our spa, install th

e owner’s manual packet located in th

. Screw it onto the male fitting at the bottom of th

e pedest

e pump unions t

em run for 30 to 45 seconds to prime th

ill no jet action, and th

o let any t

il jets function

al, to th

leakage in th

ile line.

lines. To eliminate the t

rapped air escape. Re-tighten th

e pumps on again. Turn th

e lower left of the equipment

o be sure that they are tight to prevent the

er to a level of one to tw

30 second diagnostic check, th

e pumps and loosen the t

properly.

e black plast

e cap onto the end of th

e equipment

kimmer area.

ed lines will appear in the LCD for

rapped air th

e bleeder valves have been open for

ic hose bib that is

compartment

o inches above th

pumps onto high speed. Le

rapped air, turn th

e pumps on and off several

e pumps. If th

ere is air trapped i

rough the pumps. I

op pump unions

e pump unions

e equipment

compartment

e bib.

. Also, ope

e ozone genera-

e pumps o

n

e

ere i

e

.

t

s

n

f

NOTE:B

Pure bleeder valve as long as the valve remains function

ubbles will contin

.

ue to release from the s

open. This is

kimmer recess Ultra

a normal

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6)When th

the UP pad unt

e jets

are in full operation, close th

il th

e desired spa temperature is indicated on th

e bleeder valve and push

e dis-

play screen. (The maximum settable temperature is 104˚, OR5 or

O

R6.) The s

the th

ermostat t

Then, the s

NOTE:While setting the temperature, the LCD display will read ou

creen will then

ime to read th

read 100˚ F for thirty seconds to allo

e correct current wat

creen will display th

e current s

w

er temperature.

pa water temperature.

t

the temperature up to 104˚ F. When the temperature exceeds 104˚ F, th

display will read in “over-range” fig w

ill read “OR5” an

t

emperatures in excess of 104˚ F sh

tion

.

NOTE:On initial start

looking to s

the spa cont

on th

e lower line of the LCD reading

(what

LCD. On reinstall th

N O T E :

ee that the heat LED indicator located on th

rol panel is illuminated. A scrolling

ever the set t

ce you have verified that the heater is functioning, y

e vent

Depending

b reaker used, heating w

d at 106˚ F the t

-up, you can conf

emperature is) as w

ilated equipment

upon the siz

ill occur at th

ures. I.E. at 105˚ F the t

emperature

emperature will read “OR6”.Wat

ould be used with

extreme cau -

irm that the heater is on b

e right side o

message will also appear

SPA HEATING TO _ _ _˚

ell as an animated icon on th

access panel.

e of the s

pa and the siz

e of th

e circ u i

e rate of 3-10˚ F per hour.

F

ou ca

er

y

f

e

n

t

e

7)Aft

er completing the above steps

wat

er chemistry

f

or th

e easy steps to maintaining clean and safe water. The sch shown bath

may require more frequent

er load.

. See the Wat

er Ch

8)Place the thermal cover on the s ready for use.

, it is necessary to ens

ure proper

emistry section in this manual,

adjustment depending on the

pa to cons

erve energy and to keep i

edule

t

T

HE S

1999 Owner’s

CRO

A

dvanced microprocessor technology has been utilized to produce th

Scrolling

t

rol in the w

put every spa function within fingertip cont

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emperature setting

tions are spaside accessible. That

s

pa to enjoy complete cont

through

stringent requirements of Un Standards Ass relax and enjoy everything y

LLING

Message Cent

orld is also th

, jet power cont

design

concepts an

ociation (CSA). Th

MESS

er. Th

e most techn

e easiest t

rol of all spa functions

d materials which

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our Dimension One spa has to offer.

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ologically advanced spa con-

o operate. Dimension One Spas ha

rol.

rol, the s

means y

e Scrolling

ou don’t have to get out of th

CEN

pa light and all oth

. Safety is ass

meet or exceed th

Message Cent

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s

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27

HO

W TO USE THE SCROLLING MESSAG

CENTE

J

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T

S

When eith the respective LED indicator light will be illuminated, th

w

ill be indicated on th swirl icon will be displayed in th rotation speed of the swirl will vary according to the pump’s s first time a JETS cont on LOW speed. When the same cont w

ill energize on HI push

R

1

A

ND

J

E

T

er JETS cont

GH s

ed, th

e pump will turn off.

S

2

C

ON

T

R

O

L

P

A

rol pad is push

e lower left of the LC

rol pad is push

peed. The third time the s

ed, the s

e upper left

ed th

rol pad is push

D

S

:

pa jet pump is energized,

e pump speed

D display and a rotating

corner of th

e respective pump will energize

e display. Th

ed again, th

ame cont

E

peed. Th

e pump

rol pad i

e

s

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Each t g indicate the t shut-off cycle is a safety immediately aft

NOTE:The Ch

t

NOTE:Pushing eith

t

LIG

Push the LI s vate th sity will scroll tw LIGHT MEDIUM, LI

three or six dots

played. Push the LI

ime a JETS cont

rol pad is push

rammable, automatic shut-off cy

ime remaining

before th

device and also allows f

er use of the s

pa.

airman IIhas an auxiliary Jets

rols pump 1.

er JETS cont

er cycle.

H

T

C

ON

T

R

O

L

:

GHT cont

econd push w

ill activate th

rol pad once to activate th

e medium setting an

e dimmest setting. A message indicating the current

ice on th

e bottom left of the LCD (

GHT LOW) an

around it indicating the light’s intensity w

GHT cont

rol pad a fourth t

ed it will activate a 30 minute, pro-

cle. A progress bar for each pump will

e pump will turn off. This

rol pad will disable any

d an animated icon, with z

The light will automatically turn off aft tion

.

or convenient filtration

cont

rol pad that

concurrent f

e brightest setting.

d a th

ird push w

i.e. LI

ime to turn off th

er 4 hours of contin

auto

also con-

ill acti-

light inten

GHT HI

ero,

ill be dis-

e light.

uous opera-

A

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,

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P

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A

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R

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ON

T

R

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:

When the U

perature, th F”. When there is a call for heat, the heat when the heat

the LCD w

“HEATING TO _ _ _˚ F” until the s

If the wat I

NG TO _ _ _ - CIRC PUMP & O3 OFF” will be displayed in th

t

om left hand s

E

N

T

E

This pad is used to exit any

P or DOWN cont

rol pad is push

e bottom left of the LCD w

er engages

ill read th

. This is

e current t

er reaches 2˚ above the set t

R

ide of th

P

A

D

:

e display and a cooling cy

programming s

ed to change the set tem-

ill read “SET TEMP TO

er icon and LED will turn o

a normal function. Th

emperature and th

e bottom left w

pa reaches the set t

emperature, th

cle will start

equence at any t

e right side o

emperature.

e message “C

.

ime.

_ _ _˚

n

f

ill read

OOL-

e bot-

P

R

O

GRA

M

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P

A

D

:

Manual

29

This pad is used to initiate the t

oth

er programming feat

“

Programming the Scrolling

D

I

M

E

N

S

I

ON ON

The ICON the panel lock features and functions as

L

I

QUID

The LC the various monitoring functions, self-diagnostics, and programming

inf

ormation.

PR

OGRA

pad is used to view the t

C

R

Y

S

T

D contin

uously shows th

MMI

ures. For more inf

E

S

P

A

AL

D

I

S

P

NG THE SCROLLI

ime setting, filt

Message Center”

S

I

C

ON

P

A

D

ime-of-day. It is also used to initiate

a reset.

LA

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:

e operating status of the s

er programming

ormation, see the next section

.

(

LOG

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)

:

, and

pa, as well a

NG MESSAG

CENTER:

Y

our Scrolling

can virtually walk you th

Message Cent

rough

er is th

cust

e most

omizing y

advanced in th

e industry an

our spa to your exact needs.

,

s

E

d

T

o initiate th

PR

OGRA

ceed with the spa programming, the spa will automatically exit th g

ramming s

exit th

not that point w

S

Aft

“SET TIME OF DAY” and the bottom line will read “PUSH UP OR DOWN TO C F pads to engage the time setting

e programming s

press a pad for 10 seconds. Any programming changes made up to

E

TT

I

er holding the PR

UNCTION

e programming s

M pad for 3 seconds. If, within

equence and revert to th

equence at any t

ill be saved.

N

G

T

H

E

T

I

M

E

OGRA

HANGE - PUSH PR

- PUSH ENTER TO EXIT ”

equence at any t

:

M pad, the t

mode. The t

ime, push and h

10 seconds, you do not pro-

e pre-set factory default settings. To

ime, push the ENTE

op line of the LCD will read

OGRAM TO S

. Push the UP or DOW

ime screen will appear with

ELECT NEX

old th

e pro-

R pad or do

T

e

N

1999 Owner’s

Manual

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“hours” ( increase or decrease the n

the desired number is displayed, push the LI

s

election and change the flashing number to the “ten minute” place

(12:_0)

manner as the h push the LI

n

umber to the “minute” or DOWN pad in the s desired number is displayed, push the LI

_ _.00) flashing on and off. Push the UP or DOWN pad to

umber unt

il th

e desired hour appears. When

GHT pad to accept th

. Adjust the number with the UP or DOWN pad in the s

our number. When the desired indicator is displayed,

GHT pad to accept the s

election and change the flashin

place (12:1_). Adjust this number with the UP

ame manner as the h

our number. When the

GHT pad to accept the s

ame

electio

and change the flashing number to a flashing AM or PM indicator.

A

djust the indicator with the UP or DOWN pads. After reaching the

correct time, push the PR

t

ime-setting

F

I

L

T

E

Aft

er setting the time-of-day, the t

mode. You will then

R

CYCL

E

S

FILTER CYCLE TIME”

n

er as setting the clock to select the t start. When y push the PR

our desired filter cycle start t

OGRA

12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. repeating filt

er cycles per day has been chang

OGRA

M pad to set the t

ime and exit th

be prompted to set the filt

T

A

R

T T

I

M

E

op line of the LCD will read “SET

. Push the UP or DOWN pads in the s

ime you want y

ime is set in the LCD display,

M pad to contin

ue. Th

e pre-set factory default i

every 12 hours unless the n

ed.

er start t

ame man-

our filter cycle to

umber o

e

g

n

e

ime.

s

f

NOTE:K

eep in mind that y cycle duration and the n mind when

During I

NG”. During the filter cycle, JETS 1 will activate, the first 5 minutes a

programming y

a filter cycle, th

high speed and th

2 will also activate for 1 minute on high s

F

I

L

T

E

R

CYCL

Aft

er setting the filter cycle start t “SET CYCLE DURATI between

60, 90, 120, 150 and 180 minutes. The first 5 minutes of th

ou will be later prompted to set the filt

umber of filter cycles. Be sure to keep this in

our filter cycle start t

e bottom left of the LCD w

e remainder of the filt

E

DU

R

A

T

I

ON

ime, the t

ON”. Push the UP or DOWN pads to toggle

er

ime.

ill read “SPA FILTER-

er cycle time at low speed. JETS

peed and then turn off

.

op line of the LCD will read

e

t

1999 Owner’s

filt

er cycle will be at high s

When your desired filter cycle length

PR

OGRA

NU

M

Aft

er setting the length of the filter cycle, you will be prompted to se

M pad to select it. Th

B

E

R

O

F F

I

L

T

the number of filter cycles. The t OF CYCLES”

. Push the UP or DOWN pad to toggle from 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 cycles per day. When y LCD push the PR

OGRA

peed and th

e remaining t

ime at low speed.

appears in the LCD, push the

e pre-set factory default is 60 minutes.

E

R

CYCL

E

S

op line of the LCD will read “SET

our desired number of cycles appears on th

M pad to select it. Th

e pre-set factory defaul

is 2 cycles per day.

C

AUTI

ON:Long and/or numerous filter cycles could cause overheat-

ing of the spa - especially in hot climates.

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31

P

U

M

P

R

UN

T

I

M

E

Aft

er setting the number of filter cycles, the t “SET PUMP R between w

ill run when

30, 45 and 60 minutes. This sets th

when you push

ting down the LC

D push the PR

UN TIME”. Push the UP or DOWN pads to toggle

a jets

pad is push

a jets

pad, th

automatically. When y

OGRA

ed. For example, if you choose 45 minutes,

e pump will run for 45 minutes before shut

our desired pump run time appears o

M pad to select it. Th

op line of the LCD will re a d

e length of t

ime th

e pump

e pre-set factor

default is 30 minutes.

T

E

M

P

E

R

A

T

U

R

E

UN

I

T

S

Aft

er setting the pump run time, the t

TEMPERATURE

˚F to ˚C. When y

the PR

Fahrenheit

V

Aft

VISI

OGRA

.

ISI

ON

CA

er setting the temperature units, the top line of the LCD will read “SET

ON CARTRIDGE”. Push the UP or DOWN pads to toggle between

“ Yes” and “No”

UNITS”

. Push the UP or DOWN pads to toggle from

our desired temperature unit appears in the LCD, push

M pad to select it. Th

RTR

I

D

G

E

. If you are currently using a Vision Cartridge select yes, i

op line of the LCD will read “SET

e pre-set factory default i

s

-

n

y

f

1999 Owner’s

not, s

elect no. Selecting “yes” w

y

our cartridge needs replacement

the LC

is “No”

LC

D, push the PR

.

D

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OGRA

T

The invert feature will flip the text on the LCD s

both inside and outs “ENTER”

pad th

ide the s

ree times. To re t u rn the text t

this process - push the “ENTER” pad th

C

ON

T

R

O

L

P

A

N

E

L LOCK

To h

elp prevent unauthorized use of the s locked. When the cont default spa functions w

rol panel lock is engag

ill operate normally but all cont

ill prompt th

. When y

e cont

our desired selection appears i

M pad to select it. Th

o it can be easily read fro m

pa. To invert the text, s

o its

ree times.

pa, th

e cont

ed, all programmed or

rol to notify y

ou when

e pre-set factory defaul

imply push the

original position, re p e a

rol panel may be

rol pads will no operate. When the panel is locked, the LCD will display message “A SPA FUNCTIONS LOCKED”

.

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LL

32

T

o lock th

e panel all the f

ollowing

pads must onds: 1

)

Push the DimensionOn

2

)

Push the DimensionOn

3

)

Push the ENTE

T

o unlock th

s

econds:

1

)

2

)

3

)

When th

P

R

O

GRA

The programming

wat

er temperature adjustments

e panel: All the f

Push the ENTE Push the ENTE Push the DimensionOn

e last

pad is push

MM

I

N

G LOCK

lock is to prevent unauthorized programming an

R pad.

R pad. R pad.

e Spas ICON (logo) e Spas ICON (logo)

ollowing

e Spas ICON (logo)

ed all pads will be active.

. When the programming all programmed or default functions w user may operate th

e pumps, the s

pa light or view the t

be push

ed within

3 sec-

pad. pad.

pads must

be push

ed within

3

pad.

d

lock is engag

ill operate normally. Also, the s

ime-of-day, but no

ed,

pa

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programming changes may be made. When the programming enabled, the LCD will scroll “PR

the lower left s

ide of th

e display, then

OGRA

MMI

NG LOCKED” twice o

a lock icon will be displayed o

the right side of the LCD

T

o enable th

e programming

lock, all the f

ollowing

pads must

within 3 seconds:

1)Push the DimensionOn

2)Push the DimensionOn

3)Push the PR

T

o unlock th

OGRA

e Panel: The f

e Spas ICON (logo) e Spas ICON (logo)

M pad.

ollowing

pads must

pad. pad.

be push

ed within

onds:

1)Push the ENTE

2)Push the ENTE

3)Push the DimensionOn

When th

C

ON

T

R

e last

O

L

P

This function is used to completely reset th

variables to the factory maintenan being inst

ce messages (clean filters, change wat

alled th

R pad. R pad.

pad is push

A

N

E

L

R

ESE

defaults

e day of th

e Spas ICON (logo)

pad.

ed all pads will be active.

T

e clock and all oth

. Please keep in mind that this resets

er, etc.) as if the s

e panel reset.

lock i

be push

3 sec-

er syst

pa i

s

n

ed

em

all

s

T

o reset th

e cont

within 3 seconds:

1)Push the ICON (logo)

2)Push the ENTE

3)Push the PR

The top line of the LCD will read “RESET The bottom line of the LCD will read “IF SO, PUSH ICON

4)Push the ICON

defaults

or do not touch a pad for 10 seconds to exit.

rol syst

em all of the f

pad

R pad

OGRA

M pad

pad to reset th

ollowing

e ent

PR

ire cont

pads must

OGRA

rol syst

MMI

em to factor

be push

NG?”

ed

”

y

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SCROLLING MESSAGE CENTER MESS

B

ecause of th

y

our spa will prompt you when y

nan

ce. For example

R

I

N

S

E

very oth

FILTERS” and the message “REMOVE FILTERS & RINSE WITH

HOSE TO RESET THIS MESS t

Dimension One Spas ICON (logo)

the cont

CLEA

E “ SOLUTION

ON

bottom line of th Dimension One Spas ICON (logo)

the cont

... PUSH

om line of th

N

v e ry alternating

D I RTY FILTER” and the message “REMOVE FILTERS & CLE

DS TO RESET TH

e advanced programming feat

:

F

I

L

T

E

R

S

er month, the t

AND HOLD ICON PA

e display. To reset this

rol for 3 seconds.

F

I

L

T

E

R

S

month, the t

... PUSH

e display. To reset this

rol for 3 seconds.

op line of your LC

AGE” w

AND HOLD ICON PA

IS MESS

ures of your scrolling

ou need to perform routine maint

D display will read, “RINS

D MORE THAN

ill scroll from right to left on the bot-

message, push and h

pad located at th

op line of your LC

AGE” w

pad located at th

ill scroll from right to left on the

message, push and h

D display will re a d ,

D MORE THAN

e right hand side o

AGES

display,

3 SEC

old th

e right hand side o

e

AN IN

3 SEC

old th

ON

e

e-

E

DS

f

-

f

CHANG

E

very four months the top line of your LCD w

WATER” and th

SPA...PUSH

TO RESET THIS MESS t

om line of th

Dimension One Spas ICON (logo)

the cont

CHANG

When “C

system is telling y

E

WA

rol for 3 seconds.

E

V

HANGE VISI

T

E

R

e message “TURN POWER OFF

AND HOLD ICON PA

AGE” w

e display. To reset this

ISI

ON

CA

RTR

I

D

ON CARTRIDGE” is displayed on the LCD, th

ou that it is t

ime to replace it. To reset this

D MORE THAN

ill scroll from right to left on the bot-

message, push and h

pad located at th

G

E

ill read “C

, DRAIN & REFILL

HANG

3 SEC

e right hand side o

ON

old th

message,

E

DS

e

f

e

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push and h right hand side of th

NOTE:If you purchased a Vision cartridge subsequent to the initial

start up of your spa, please follow th VISI f

rame.

S

P

A C

When “SPA CHECK UP” is displayed on the LCD, we recommend that

y

ou have your spa ins m e a s u re. To reset this ICON (logo)

NOTE:T

can be reset by pushing and holding the Dimension One Spas ICON

(logo) on the right end of th

exists th

DI

AGNOSTIC MESSAGES

old th

e Dimension One Spas ICON (logo)

e cont

ON as

outlined in th

H

E

CK-

U

P

pected by your dealer as a preventat

message, push and h

pad located at th

o eliminate any

e message will redisplay.

pad located at th

rol for 3 seconds.

e programming inst

e preceding section to set the six month time

old th

e Dimension One Spa

e right hand side of th

prompting

e cont

message on the LCD the system

rol for 3 seconds. If th

ructions f

ive maintenan

e cont

rol for 3 seconds.

e error st

or

s

ill

e

ce

O

V

E

R

H

E

A

T

When “OVERHEAT”

displayed on the LCD, the s condition, DO

the spa cover and allow the wat

w

ill automatically reset. If th

s

pa and contact y

auth

orized service cent

LOW

F

LOW

When “LOW FLOW” is

1)Check the wat

low, fill the s line.

NOT ENTER THE WATER. If this h

along with the wat

pa is in a high

e problem recurs, turn off all power to th

our local Auth

er.

displayed on the LCD, check the f

er level to see if it is too low. If the wat

pa to one to tw

er temperature of the s

limit condition. In such a

appens

er to cool below 110˚ F, and the system

orized Dimension One Spas dealer, or

o inches above th

e bottom of the t

pa, i

s

, remove

ollowing:

er level is too

ile

e

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2)Check the Ult

not

impeding the flow of water. If the filt

ra Pure filter cartridge to make sure that it is

er is dirty

, clean it and rein-

stall.

3)A flow switch has malfunctioned. The s

heat

er will not activate. Contact y

pa will operate but th

our local Auth

orized Dimension

One Spas dealer.

F

LOW

S

E

NSO

R

When “FLOW SENSOR ERROR” is

switch has malfunctioned. Contact y

One Spas dealer, or auth

I

C

E

When “ICE C the LC

factory

D, th

preset level, and the system has activated “Smart Wint

It will then

ONDITION” and the wat

e air temperature in th

automatically activate th

orized service cent

displayed on the LCD, the flow

our local Auth

orized Dimension

er.

er temperature are displayed o

e equipment

can has gone below a

e pump(s) to circulate water. This

is a normal spa function, no corrective action is necessary.

clean and

e

n

er Mode”.

H

I

G

H

L

IMI

T

S

E

NSO

R

When “HIGH L

sensor is non-functional. Contact y Spas dealer, or auth

T

E

M

P

S

E

When “TEMP SENSOR” is t

ure sens

or is non-functional. Contact y

One Spas dealer, or auth

C

OO

L

I

N

G

When “C

OOLI

LCD, the wat

IMIT SENSOR” is

orized service cent

NSO

R

displayed on the LCD, the high limi

our local Auth

orized Dimension One

er.

displayed on the LCD, the wat

our local Auth

orized service cent

NG” and the wat

er temperature are displayed on th

er.

er temperature has reached 2˚ above the set t

er tempera-

orized Dimension

emperature.

The circulation pump and ozone generator will turn off to allow th

wat

er to cool back to the set t

N

o corrective action is necessary.

emperature. This is

a normal spa function.

t

e

W

A

TER

C

HEMIS

TRY

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N O T E :Th

eith

er jet pump is on and they w

pump(s) turn off re g a rdless of the wat

NOTE:The Dimension One Spas Scrolling

all programming f f

or 30 days ate the s Maintaining proper water chemistry is wat

er and preventing possible damage to your spa components.

S

T

A

R

NOTE:If using

low the start-up procedures in th

the purification cartridge.

1)A

dd stain and s

Metal Gon.

2)Test and adjust tot

s

peed.

3)Test and adjust pH

e circulation pump and ozone generator will be on wh

ill remain on for 30 minutes aft

er temperature.

Message Cent

T

pa.

-

U

or 40 years with n

. This

P P

battery back up will not provide power to heat or oper-

R

O

C

Vision systems

E

DU

R

cale cont

al alkalinity

. Run th

E

S

rol, or a similar sequest

o power supply and the t

imperative to maintaining safe

:

, disregard the steps list

e instructions

. Run th

e pump for 1/2 hour at high s

located in th

ering agent, such a

e pump for 1/2 hour at high

ed below and fol-

ile

er th

e

er will keep

ime of da

e box with

peed.

y

s

4)A

dd Sodium Bromide with

5)F

ill and set Bromine floater or Adjust

it in the s

6)Shock water with

7)A

dd clarifier (y

int

roduction of stain and s

porarily cloud the water)

8)Run th

WA

T

e pump for 1 hour at high s

E

R

QU

pa water.

ou may wish t

AL

I

T

Y

jets

running

Potassium Peroxymonosulfate with

o add clarifier the f

cale cont

.

able Bromine Feeder and place

ollowing

rol with wat

peed.

er clarifier may tem-

jets

running

day, as th

.

e

Y

our Dimension One spa is equipped with

Filt

ering the water helps maintain wat

the filter traps most s

such as ch

lorine or bromine to the wat

algae, and to oxidize any

olid materials, it is st

organic materials in the wat

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a cartridge filter syst

er cleanliness and clarity

. Wh

ill necessary to add a sanitizer

er in order to cont

rol bacteria,

er.

em.

Manual

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38

We strongly Authorized Dimension One Spas dealer. Your local Auth

can also advise you on alternative methods f Discount store chemicals, wh

the proper strength or ty

be dang

WA

T

E

It is recommended that y rate test

recommend that y

ile sometimes less expens

pe for your spa. Us

erous and may void the w

R

T

E

S

T

I

N

G

ou test y

kit or test strips. Thes

ou buy your chemicals from your local

orized dealer

or water sanitation.

ive, are not always

e of the wrong chemicals ca

arranty on your spa.

our spa water regularly with an

accu-

e are available from your local Auth Dimension One Spas dealer. Also, be sure to follow manufacturer’s instructions f

P

H

C

ON

A

ll water solutions h

tionsh

ing is s

tiz

ip. Wh

cons

pa water is between

er efficiency, cloud the wat equipment add a pH decreaser. Low pH (below 7.2) is equally damaging an cause equipment

or chemical use.

T

R

O

L

ave pH, which is

ile a pH reading of

idered acidic and a high

7.4 and 7.6. High pH ( er, promote scale formation on surfaces and

, and interf

ere with filt

corrosion, water that is

a measure of th

7.0 is cons er reading is

er operations

irritating

e acid to base rela-

idered neutral, a lower read-

basic. Th

e proper pH for

above 7.6) can reduce sani-

. When pH is t

oo high

d ca

, and rapid sanitizer

dissipation. Add pH increaser to adjust the level.

n

orized

,

n

NOTE:N

lons of wat

ever add more than

er. Always chemicals for at least sanitization

S

A

N

ITI

are absolutely essent

Z

E

R

3 teaspoons of pH

add adjust

er with

jets

adjust

operating an

30 minutes. Remember that g

ial for proper spa water treatment

er per 250 gal-

d circulate all

ood pH cont

rol and

.

1999 Owner’s

The importance of maintaining an adequate level of sanitizer in your spa

cannot be overemphasized. Warm water presents a fertile environment f

or the growth of

quate sanitizer levels are contin

bacteria and virus. This growth is

uously maintain

ed.

prevent

ed when

ade-

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39

***WARNING

Sanitizers such as Tri-chlor (t s

odium hy

pochlorite, and any ch undissolved in contact with the s void the w

B

R

O

SYS

T

B

romine is th cont B

rominating t y

our spa. Do not drop bromine tablets may damage the s dispense the tablets f Spas Adjust

arranty completely.

M

I

N

E

(

B

R

O

M

I

N

E

M

S

)

e most

common sanitizer used in spas. Bacteria can be

rolled by maintaining a proper total bromine level of 3.0 to 5.0 ppm.

ablets

are a convenient an

pa surface. A bromine “f

or you or you may purchase th

able Bromine Feeder from your local Auth

One Spas dealer. When us

y

our water clean, clear, and odor free. To ens

ablets

or st

emical which

pa surface will damage your spa and will

E

CA

NNO

T

ed properly, brominating t

add a 1/2 ounce of sodium bromide per 100 gallons of wat y

ou fill your spa. This w

ill est

ablish

a bromine reserve.

***

icks)

, calcium hy

pochlorite,

dissolves on or remains

B

E

U

S

E

D

W

I

T

H

T

H

E

d effective source of bromine for

directly into the water as this

loater” will safely and properl

e Dimension One

orized Dimension

ablets w

ill keep

ure maximum effectiveness,

er every time

V

ISI

ON

y

CHL

O

R

I

N

E

Chlorine can also be used as a water sanitizer, however, it is highly sensit

ive to pH. To be effective, you must h

Any

reading

t

iveness.

outs

Use your chlorine test

parts

per million (ppm) of free chlorine. If th

the level sh

ppm, it sh

ould be raised before the s

ould be allowed to drop to th

the instructions on y

ave a spa pH rang

ide this

range w

ill greatly reduce th

kit or test strips to maintain

pa is used. If th

e proper rang

our chlorine contain

e of 7.4 - 7.6.

e chlorine’s eff

a reading of

e reading is

1.0 - 3.0

below 1 ppm,

e reading is

e before use. Read

er carefully, or consult y

ec-

above 3

our

1999 Owner’s

Manual

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local Auth

orized Dimension One Spas dealer if you are having

difficulty

adjusting your chlorine level.

The best ch

s

olves quickly in moving wat

rine wh

Gen

erally, heavily cont chlorine doses, in th is to drain the s

lorine for your spa is a granular “Dichlor” compound. It dis-

er and has a nearly neutral pH. Add chlo-

ile th

e jets

are running an

aminated water can be disinfect

e rang

e of 8 - 10 ppm, but a more practical meth

d let th

e jet syst

em run for 1/2 hour.

ed using

pa and refill it with fresh water.

large

od

The effectiveness of chlorine is decreased when the cover is left off the

s

pa for tw debris blown into the s addition, the higher the wat

o reasons: (1) sunlight decays ch

pa taxes th

e effectiveness of th

er temperature, the faster chlorine will

lorine rapidly and (2) organic

e chlorine. I

n

decay.

NOTE:Two individuals in a spa may use as much as 3 ppm of chlorine

in 20 minutes.

S

HO

CK

T

R

E

A

T

M

E

N

T

(

P

O

T

A

SS

I

U

M

P

E

R

O

X

Y

M

ONOSU

LFA

T

E

)

Even with regular sanitization, sh occasion. Shock treatment is because it does not add additional sanitizer to the wat

t

ive in oxidizing wastes and will reduce chloramines or bromamines. F

ollow th

S

U

P

e manufacturer’s inst

E

R

CHL

O

R

I

N

A

T

I

ON

Super chlorination (or chlorine sh s

pa water to burn out wastes such as

that cannot be removed by the s the power of the sanitiz

er, making the water dull and irritating to the

ock treatment

recommended over Super Ch

may be necessary o

lorinatio

er. It is also effec-

ructions

list

ed on th

e label.

ock treatment), quickly oxidizes th

perspiration, hair spray, lotions

pa filter. This waste build up reduce

n

e

, etc.

s

eyes and skin. It may also produce an odor. When this occurs, the “free chlorine has become a “chloramine” which is ineffect

This can be eliminated by super chlorinating as n

of 5 times the n

ormal chlorine dosage will act as an adequate treatment

ive for sanitizing

eeded. An

applicatio

.

”

n

.

WA

T

E

R

CLA

R

IFI

E

R

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(

F

LOCCULA

T

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E

N

T

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Some wastes c l o u d y, dull water. Using a water clarifier when

then weekly th

agent w enough to get t

NOTE:C

S

T

A

I

N

F

O

R

C

inhibitors cannot be used with the Vision systems.) Staining and s

hot, s

cale is deposited more rapidly. Th

left in the spa water may not be filterable and can result i

ever you fill your spa and

ereaft

er will help keep your water clear. A flocculating

ill attract small particles and form larger ones that w

rapped in the filt

loudy water may also be caused by high pH

A

ND

S

CAL

E

I

NH

ON

T

R

O

LL

I

N

G

S

T

IBI

A

I

er.

T

N

O

S

R

A

(

S

ND

E

S

QU

CAL

E

S

E

T

)

.

E

R

I

N

G AG

(Stain and s

caling

are common problems in spas. Because the wat

e circulation of water can cause

ill become bi

E

N

cale

the erosion of metals from spa equipment which can then stain int

surf

aces. A weekly dose of a stain and s

these problems. A sequest

be added to the s draining an increase th

e life of your spa equipment

pa water when f

d refilling). This w

ering agent, such as Metal Gon, sh

ill eliminate any

illing

cale fighter will help cont

a spa (f

or the first time or when

metals in your water and

.

ould always

T

erior

rol

S

n

er i

g

s

TOT

AL ALKAL

Tot

al alkalinity is the amount of C ions in the water. TA (total alkalinity) affects an wat

er. With high TA below 130, pH is unstable and difficult to keep in th Proper TA

F

O

A

levels allow oth

M

I

NH

Soap residue from a bather’s body, hair, and swimsuit rapid circulation of spa water may event F

oam inhibitors will suppress foam but cannot remove soap from water.

When foaming

wat

er and help prevent this condition. If foam remains

INI

IBI

T

O

R

occurs, a sh

T

Y

arbonate, Bicarbonate and Hy

d buffers th

above 160, pH resists adjustment. With

e ideal rang

er chemicals to work at th

eir optimum.

combined with

ually cause foaming in y

ock treatment

can oxidize the s

oap in your

a problem,

droxyl

e pH of th

low TA

e.

our spa.

change the water.

e

C

ARE F

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O

R YOU

D

R

A

INI

N

G

Y

OU

A

ll Dimension One spas are gravity

y

our lawn

f

rom the s very quickly by leaving the spa cover off and exposing the water to direc sunlight F

or heavy spa use, you may wish t

T

o drain your spa

1)Turn off

or plants unless all of th

pa water. The sanitiz

. Drain and replace your spa water every th

all power to the s

R

:

R SP

S

P

A

drained. Do not drain water ont

e bromine or chlorine has dissipated

er in your spa water can be dissipated

ree to four months

o change the water more frequently

pa.

o

.

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42

2)Attach a hose to the hos

pedest a hose directly in the s

Open the valve and allow the wat

3)C

this chapter).

4)Refill the s

dures for your model to reheat the s

F

I

L

Always turn the s

equipped with on

that you clean the filters

T

o clean the s

filt

er area. Lift the cent extended. Hold th clockwise unt

Then pull th

filt

er element

al to th

lean the s

T

E

R

CLEA

e left of the equipment

pa surface (s

pa and rest

NIN

G

pa off before cleaning the filter elements. Your spa i e or two t

kimmer filter cartridge, remove th

e cent

il the flats of th

e basket assembly st

out by twisting the molded handle unt

e bib at th

pa and gravity

ee CARE FOR THE SPA SURFACE

ore power. Follow th

op access filter cartridges. We recommend

every month, as preventat

er float of the s

er piece of th

e basket are align

e bottom of the s

compartment (

drain by the siphon

er to drain away from the s

e Initial Start-up proce-

pa.

e access lid covering the

kimmer assembly unt

e assembly and turn it count

ed with the securing tabs

raight up to remove it. Next, pull th

pa on th or you can place

ive maintenan

il the filt

e

method)

pa.

il it is full

er is loos-

later i

ce.

er

.

n

s

y

.

e

1999 Owner’s

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ened. Clean th cleaning, s

thoroughly

e element with a high

oak th

e element in

a filter cleaning s

, and reinstall. Replace the s

access lid or cover. After cleaning

high speed, then

T

o clean the Ult remove the s flange. Next, pull the filt unt

il the filt den hose. Every oth s

olution, then

return to the heating mode.

ra Pure filter element f

kimmer access lid and pull up on the Ult

er element

er is loosened. Clean th

er cleaning, s

rins

e it th

oroughly

cover.

LIG

H

T

BULB

A

ll spas are equipped with

change the bulb, turn th

the spa light. Using the s

packet, uns and install the new into the female receptacle. Ch

R

crew th

E

P

LAC

EME

a 12 volt light using

e power off and drain the s

pecial tool provided in th

e cover for th

bulb. Screw th

N

e light housing

eck to ens

bulb before refilling the spa.

pressure garden hose. Every oth

olution, then

rins

kimmer basket assembly and th

, run th

e pump for a few minutes a

or those spas with Ultra Pure,

ra Pure filter

out by twisting the molded handle

e element with a high

oak th

e element in

, and reinstall. Replace th

pressure gar-

a filter cleaning

e access lid or

T

a GE

912 bulb. To

pa below th

e level o

e owner’s manual

. Remove th

e cover for th

e light housing

e old bulb

ure proper operation of the new

e i

back

er

t

e

t

f

NOTE

1) Do not attempt to remove th

2)Be s

CA

Y gen done with

not t

:

e light housing

t

ool. If you are not able to locate it, contact the Dimension One

Spas Service Department to h

ure the O

replacing the lens

O

-ring is n

R

E

F

O

R

-ring is not

eeded.

T

H

E

. Contact

S

P

A

S

U

our UltraLife spa has a very high

erally not adhere to the surf

baking s

oda or Soft

o leave soap residue on the s

ave one sent

damaged and is properly in place when

Dimension One Spas if a replacement

R

F

AC

E

-

U

L

quality finish. Stains an

ace. Cleaning of the surface sh

Scrub. Be careful when using detergent

pa sh

ell as this w

cover without the special

.

T

R

AL

I

F

E

ill cause suds build up

d dirt will

ould be

s

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in the s quently than sh

CA

Y gen should be done with an

pa water and you’ll find yourself changing the wat

ould be necessary.

R

E

F

O

R

T

H

E

S

P

A

S

U

R

F

AC

E

-

QU

A

R

our Quarite Plus spa has a very high

erally not adhere to the surf

quality finish. Stains an

ace. Cleaning of the Quarite Plus surface

acrylic surface cleaning s

er more fre-

I

T

E

P

L

U

S

olution. Your local

d dirt will

Authorized Dimension One Dealer can recommend a good product for this use. Be careful when using detergents not to leave soap residue o the spa sh

find y sary

.

C

AUTI

as they are using

the skirt. It may bleach the w

CA

R

When properly cared for, the w

beauty f expanding an

thoroughly

by Sherwin Williams serves as a good sealing agent for the w

note that th

er conditions

ell as this w

ourself changing the wat

ON:Do not use “409” ty

may damage the s

baking s

ill cause suds build up in your spa water and you’ll

er more frequently than sh

pe cleaners or oth

pa sh

ell surface and void the w

oda to clean your spa sh

ell, be careful not to get it o

ould be neces-

er caust

arranty. If you

ood.

E

F

O

R

T

H

E

S

P

A CAB

I

N

E

T

ood cabinet of your spa will maintain it

or many y

ears. All woods react to th

d cont

racting

. Re-stain the wood every 3-6 months, t

e elements differently by

protect it. ‘Redwood’ or ‘Coastal Gray’ stain, manufactured

e cabinet is not warrant

. The w

ood must

ed against reaction to natural weath

be properly maintain

ed.

ic solutions

o

ood. Please

n

s

-

CA

R

E

F

O

R

The th

ermal cover for your spa is an extremely durable foam ins

product. See th

tions. When the spa is not in use, it is recommended that the cover tie

downs always mize heat loss. Small locks are also available for th eith

er case, thes

unauth

orized people from ent

T

H

E

S

P

A C

O

V

E

R

e manufacturer’s

literature for proper cleaning inst

be utilized to discourage uns

e locking

methods

are not cons

ering the spa.

ulated

ruc-

upervised children and mini-

e cover tie downs. I

idered adequate to keep

n

S

P

E

CIAL COL

D

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T

H

E

R

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Winter is one of th

s

pa. Your Dimension One spa is 100% fully foam ins cost significantly y

ear. Because it is very difficult to get all the wat lines, we do not recommend draining y if you don’t plan to use your spa during the wint

e best t

imes of the y

ear to enjoy the w

ulated and will no

more to operate in the winter than any oth

er out of th

our spa for the winter. However,

er, we recommend you

winterize it as follows:

If you decide to drain the s

pa, drain it as completely as possible. You may wish to tilt the spa on edge and use a wet-vac or high er to evacuate as much water as possible. This w people. Try to get as much water out of th ment as

tation

When the s the pump drain valve located on th Als

expand freely within the syst expansion f s

ealed areas in the systems that

possible. If you want t

, make sure that it is f

o use the s

ree of sanitizers.

pa is completely drained, leave the hos

e bottom front s

o, loosen all pump unions and fittings t

em. This should prevent wat

rom damaging

pipes and fittings. Th

may contain wat

e plumbing

pa water on surrounding

o allow air and water to

ill require additional

lines and equip-

e bib open and ope

ide of th

e key is to eliminate any er.

armth of y

our

er time o e plumbing

pressure blow-

vege-

e pump.

er freezing

t

f

n

If you receive heavy snowfall during winter months, y build a cover cap for the s

thick piece of plyw

C

AUTI

ON:Y

How

ever, power outages can cause your spa equipment system to freeze

quickly. During f

ood and a few supporting 2” X 4”

our spa is equipped with

reezing proper operation. Always ch ens

ure that it is

ables this feat

F

or additional inf

y

our local Auth

operational. Draining and not

ure.

ormation about wint

orized Dimension One Spas dealer.

pa cover. This

conditions

, check your spa frequently t

eck your spa aft

can be done with

automatic freeze protection.

er any

operating y

erizing y

our spa, please contact

ou may want t

a 1/2” to 3/4

cross members.

power failure to

our spa dis-

o ens

o

”

ure

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our spa warranty gives you specific coverage. Be sure to read th

enclosed warranty sheet

carefully.

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e

The warranty does not cover problems arising f neg

lect, and it does not cover problems caused by improper installatio

or “perceived” problems caused by failure to read the s

A s

ervice charge will be made if a service call is made for any of the fol-

lowing

1)E

:

quipment f

ailure due to improper/inadequate electrical service. All systems require dedicated circuits as voltage can cause equipment f life. It is th

e owner’s respons

ailure and seriously shorten

ibility t

described in this

o ens

rom misuse, abuse, or

pa owner’s manual.

manual. Lo

equipment

ure proper electrical service

is available.

2)F

ailure of spa to reach desired temperature because the set t

t

ure is not turned up high enough. Maximum th

ermostat setting i

empera-

approximately 106˚ F.

3)Burn

4)Spa water chemistry is the respons

5)Spa sh

ed out spa light. Bulbs are not covered.

ibility of the spa own

dirty

or chemically unbalanced water and cleaning of the spa filter

are also th

nan

ce. Serious damage can be caused if your spa water is not main-

tain

ed carefully and correctly.

e respons

ibility of the spa own

ell or equipment

er.

damage caused by improper water maint

er. Cloudy,

n

w

s

e-

6)Poor jet action because th

tion

. For full performance, turn th

f

ull clockwise or full count

WARNI

n

er underneath the spa (the front

NG:Do not block air int

and under th

not

covered under warranty.

e equipment

e jet Selector valve is in th

e jet Selector valve to eith

erclockwise position.

akes located on the front left

right corner for the Chairman II

access panel. Resulting

malfunctions

e middle posi-

er th

cor-

are

e

)

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PROBLEM DI

1. Spa will not come o

in any

mode

2. Spa does not hea

3. Pulsating

4. Poor jet action or no

jet actio

5. Spa temperature

erratic

jets

n

t

AGNO

n

a. No power to spa

a. Temperature setting

is too lo b. Dirty filt c. Flow switch

adjustmen

d. High

a. Water level too lo

a. Dirty filt b. Selector valve i

middle

c. Air lock

d. Gate valve closed

a. Water level

w

limit tripped

er

out o

t

SIS

n

a. Ch

a. Turn up th

b. Clean filter

f

c. Call for service

d. Reset high

w

a. Fill spa to 1”-2

above bottom of th

t

a. Clean filter

b. Move valve clockwise

or count

c. Loosen pump unio

t

d. Open gate valve

a. Fill spa to 1”-2

above bottom of th

t

ACTION

eck circuit breaker

ermostat

limi

t

”

e

ile line

erc l o c k w i s e

n

o allow air to escape

”

e

ile line

6. Spa light ou

7. Spa comes on b itself

8. Pump shuts down unexpectedly wh in use

t

y

ile

a. Burned out bulb

a. Normal automatic

daily power filtratio or anti-f

a. Automatic 30 minute

t

imer has shut

o

b. Spa motor overheat-

ed and automatic protective device ha shut down

reeze cycle

ff

pump(s

n

pump

)

a. Replace bulb

a. No action required

a. Push JET

to start anoth

minute cycle

b. Normal functio

Make sure that the

s

equipment vent

area is no blocked. Vent age can cause seriou damage to your spa equipment

S pad agai

er 30

n

panel

t

block-

n

s

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GLO

SS

ARY OF

B

LEEDE

the spa’s

CIRCULATION PU

the spa contin

DRY FIRI

in the heat

GFC

C

ircuit Breaker that

there is an electrical power leakage to ground.

HALOGEN

strong

ICON PA

Spas Logo on the f

L

OA

tot

s

ame time, load sh

pump is turned onto high speed.

R VALVE- A s

plumbing

NG- Turning the heat

er.

I - GR

D S

al power needed to operate both the heater & th

OUND F

S - Free chlorine, bromine or iodine ions that are ver

oxidizers used to sanitize water.

D - This is

HARING- When th

TERMS

mall valve used to relieve or expel air from

or pump.

MP - A small pump that

uously.

AULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTE

automatically disconnects

a button accessed by pressing the Dimension One

ar right of the U

e circuit breaker size is smaller than the

aring

automatically turns off the heater when

er element on when th

pper Cont

circulates the wat

ere is no water

R - A ty

power to the s

rol Panel.

e jet pump at th

er i

n

pe o

pa when

y

e

a je

t

f

OZONE GENERATO

oxygen int

PUMP

spa’s plumbing

S

ELECTOR VALVE- L

power from one area of the s

SUCTI

where water is pulled from the s

VENTU

VISI

er that

WEIR SKIMMER - A floating wat debris from the surf

o ozone for use in the wat

UNION- A

.

ON FITTING- Fitting located in the footwell of the s

RI - A device used to inject air into the water.

ON CARTRIDGE- A saf

can be used in place of chlorine or bromine.

R - A specialized ultraviolet light that change

removable fitting that connects the pump to th

ocated on the t

pa to anoth

pa to th

e, halogen free alternative water sanitiz-

ace of the wat

er.

er sanitation process.

op edge of the s

er.

e jet pump.

er referencing

device that s

pa, it diverts

pa

kim

s

e

je

t

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TERMI

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W

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NG

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